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nuts and bolts: we got screwed

>>13513121
this was it OP

This piece of shit right here

$3 by may 2020

>>12744934

They only list assets that actually may be able to work.

You fucking stinky linkies don't even know what all those smart contract fuckers are trying to do; which is basically come up with some form of second-order game theory. In standard game theory who ever controls the connective tips the balance's in their favor, which is hard enough to account for by itself, which is why Nash got the fields medal.

What Sergey is doing is building on that concept obviously, he is a philosophy major after all so this shit is right up his alley. But can he actually do it in a mathematically provable way? There are lurking 'forces' that have yet to be accounted for in game theory, which is why its still of the first order.


That's quite tough even for someone as smart as him. This is proved by the level of granularity they have to drill down to so their smart-contract structure is still valid. But they may or may not get to the correct 'base case', in which the direction they were going all along was completely wrong, so they'll have to backtrack up a couple level's and try again.

I'm sure they'll do it eventually but I personally think the rabid moonboi's are in for a rude awakening. This isn't like building some shitty drop shipping company, this is mathematics. Something this board has trouble grasping sometimes....

> good luck stinkies.

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